Roses submerged in water centerpieces

Want to do something special with your Valentine flowers? How about submerging them in a vases of water. It is an unusual and eye-catching look that is fun for your home or for a party or wedding reception décor. If you already have vases it is an inexpensive look also. It makes your bouquet of Valentine flowers have a bigger visual impact than just putting them all together in one vase in the traditional way. Here are a couple of bunches of flowers that I used to try out some new ways to…

If you’re searching for trending wedding ideas on Pinterest or wedding blogs, you must have seen some spectacular floating wedding centerpieces with candles or flowers. If not, I’m bringing you a roundup of stunning wedding centerpiece ideas, and I’m sure you’ll meet the one that complements your wedding theme to perfection. You can also check[...] READ ARTICLE

A professional florist showed us her super easy technique for creating the most gorgeous, submerged flower centerpieces for weddings and special events!

White Roses Submerged in Water, Kiwi Fleur #wedding #southernwedding

One of our signature classics: Rose gold pearls with beautiful blush and ivory roses submerged in water and finished with stunning white floating candles.

If you're looking to add a touch of glamour and sophistication to your wedding, consider using a glass cylinder wedding centerpiece. These elegant centerpieces are simple yet sophisticated, and they can be used as an accent piece or as the main centerpiece for your reception. The transparent nature of the glass allows for a clear - Page 2

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Pink roses in water.

Flowers submerged in water make a beautiful wedding centerpiece.